I’m a self-taught visual artist, born in Buenos Aires. I practice supra-recycling. From my space Atelier Morada, I create, research, and exhibit. I reuse all kinds of materials; the ones I use most are computer keys, pencils, CDs, cables, plastic bags, and nails, shaping sculptures, paintings, and installations that move between the abstract and the figurative. I also work with less expected materials —from bread to toothpicks— always looking for what each piece needs.
Recognitions
I was honored by the Legislature of the City of Buenos Aires as an Outstanding Cultural Personality, in 2022.
In 2016, my Moralamp was awarded for creativity and innovation at the PuroDiseño Fair, and today it’s registered with INPI as an original work.
TEDx Buenos Aires City
In 2021 I was a speaker at TEDx Buenos Aires City, at Casa de Gobierno, with the talk “What to do with what already exists?”, about art, reuse, and climate change.
Casa Disco
In 2025 I fully transformed a house using reused CDs: Casa Disco, a permanent public installation that merges art, architecture, and environmental awareness.
Gas Trees (2025) — sculptures made from gas pipes.
Trabajé con: Motorola · Converse · Corona · Natura · Nespresso · SAP · Camuzzi · Tecnoimagen
My audience is eclectic: from people buying their first piece to collectors around the world. My pieces today live in homes, offices, galleries, and design spaces in different countries.
📲 Instagram: @mora.veron
Website & store: www.moraveron.com